Garrya wrightii Catron Disporopsis a surprise since author Howard

a surprise since author Howard Gentry

DNA has been unable to distinguish between species

starting for us in late April with a show of floral spikes

2008 to be exact

The architectural 4' tall x 5' wide green rosettes are composed of spiny-edged

Garrya wrightii Catron Disporopsis a surprise since author HowardGarrya wrightii is a little cultivated evergreen desert shrub, native to shaded alkaline rocky cliffs from 5,000' to 8,000' elevation in Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. The 7' tall plants are adorned with terminal spikes of leucothoe like white flowers in spring, followed by attractive clusters of purple berries. This is a seed grown collection from Catron County, New Mexico, in the hopes of finding a form that will survive in Zone 7b. So far, so